10 Wardrobe Must-Haves We Can’t Get Enough of This Spring

Take it back to basics with the minimalism trend; look for clean lines, simple shapes and muted colour schemes. We’re especially in love with this boxy, oversized blazer by France’s golden boy Simon Porte Jacquemus.

Elevate your house shoe/slipper game with a pair of comfortable designer kicks. These leather Alexander McQueen sneakers feature a thick rubber sole for maximum comfort and can be paired with essentially anything in your wardrobe.

If you didn’t get your hands on a pair of bike shorts last summer, no sweat: they’re still a trending style. Instead of a basic black Spandex pair, look for versions made with luxe fabrics and finished with flattering seams, like Live The Process’s Cosmic shorts.

Call us nostalgic, but we can’t get enough of this iconic late-’90s/early aughts handbag style. Look for versions featuring classic textures in unexpected colours, like By Far’s neon yellow croc-effect Baby Amber.

Yes, the cardigan is still going strong, with designers and brands offering up their own takes on this classic knit piece. This pink wool-alpaca blend cardigan by Nanushka features a sharp collar that complements its otherwise slouchy shape.

Various brown shades, like sand, camel and khaki were spotted on the runways this season. To ensure this subdued shade looks anything but drab, opt for pieces boasting sharp cuts and feminine shapes, like this gorgeous loose-fitting camel maxi dress by Vienna’s Petar Petrov.

You can always count on a classic handbag to elevate any outfit. Saint Laurent’s Kate shoulder bag in black leather can be dressed up or down, and features the French house’s signature gold logo plaque for a luxe vintage feel.

Yellow, from neon to mustard, was undoubtedly the go-to colour on the runways this season. Pair a solid bottom with a lemon-lime-hued tank top, like this silky version by Opérasport, for an instant mood booster.

Transitioning to real pants after months of working from home in sweats may be quite the adjustment. Enter: the wide-leg trouser, like this classic twill pair by Eudon Choi. They’re sleek enough to appear pulled together, but comfortable enough to feel at ease.

Slip into a pair of luxe mules this season, like Bottega Veneta’s puffy Lido style. Beloved by the fashion set and celebs alike, these heels—equal parts chic and casual—come in a variety of hues, but we’re partial to bubblegum pink.